Muzeum Vysočiny Třebíč, Regional museum in Třebíč, Czech Republic.
Muzeum Vysočiny Třebíč occupies a former castle building and presents exhibitions about local history, everyday life, and natural sciences through multiple galleries. The collections span different periods and show how people lived in the region across generations.
The museum was founded in 1898 to preserve regional history. Its significance deepened when it became a keeper of memories from World War II, particularly the rescue actions that saved people from Buchenwald.
The museum honors Antonín Kalina, a local figure whose rescue work during World War II shaped community memory. The exhibitions reveal how residents lived and what meaning their stories hold for people today.
The museum is easily walkable from the town center and spreads across multiple levels. Plan time to explore the different sections at a comfortable pace, especially if you want to view the detailed exhibits and the large-scale city model.
A massive handcrafted city model shows how Třebíč looked around 1835, with buildings and streets recreated in miniature. The model allows visitors to understand the town from a bird's-eye perspective that changed over time.
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